Sentence examples for much associated from inspiring English sources

"She very much associated herself with the underground music scene," Mr. Bolton said.

"Like much associated with the global warming hoax, truth was the casualty," he said.

As a performer, you were very much associated with the work of Matthew Bourne.

Thereafter she became very much associated with the leading women's roles in his ballets; feminine, submissive, pliant, yearning.

Beckett, the Andrei Gromyko of the Labour party, its eternal survivor, is too much associated with the discredited past.

For the gentry in England in the late 17th century would be very much associated with their estates.

Restraint was not a quality much associated with Dane, who was notorious for her schoolgirl slang, her unintentional double-entendres and her wild arguments.

Ms. Ensign did not like Washington much, associates said, and lived in Nevada.

Howrey, a global firm in Washington, is tinkering not only with how much associates bill, but also with their pay.

"Theresa doesn't talk much to, or rather doesn't do much associating with, Labour MPs or … " She tails off, before adding that "to be a senior woman in the Conservative party is hard".

E.T.S. won't release how much associate supervisors — that's the formal title for the people who administer the exam — are paid, but according to the proctors interviewed, it is $98 for a sitting, which lasts about five hours.